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Definition of pigment
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pigment is as below...
Pigment
(n.) Any
material
from which a dye, a
paint,
or the like, may be
prepared;
particularly,
the
refined
and
purified
coloring
matter
ready for
mixing
with an
appropriate
vehicle..
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Orpiment
::
Orpiment
(n.)
Arsenic
sesquisulphide,
produced
artificially
as an
amorphous
lemonyellow
powder,
and
occurring
naturally
as a
yellow
crystalline
mineral;
--
formerly
called
auripigment.
It is used in
king's
yellow,
in white
Indian
fire, and in
certain
technical
processes,
as
indigo
printing..
Urobilin
::
Urobilin
(n.) A
yellow
pigment
identical
with
hydrobilirubin,
abundant
in the
highly
colored
urine of
fever,
and also
present
in
normal
urine.
See
Urochrome..
Uroerythrin
::
Uroerythrin
(n.) A
reddish
urinary
pigment,
considered
as the
substance
which gives to the urine of
rheumatism
its
characteristic
color.
It also
causes
the red color often seen in
deposits
of
urates..
Melanosis
::
Melanosis
() The
morbid
deposition
of black
matter,
often of a
malignant
character,
causing
pigmented
tumors..
Verdigris
::
Verdigris
(n.) A green
poisonous
substance
used as a
pigment
and drug,
obtained
by the
action
of
acetic
acid on
copper,
and
consisting
essentially
of a
complex
mixture
of
several
basic
copper
acetates..
Cinnabar
::
Cinnabar
(n.) The
artificial
red
sulphide
of
mercury
used as a
pigment;
vermilion.
Chloasma
::
Chloasma
(n.) A
cutaneous
affection
characterized
by
yellow
or
yellowish
brown
pigmented
spots.
Impasto
::
Impasto
(n.) The
thickness
of the layer or body of
pigment
applied
by the
painter
to his
canvas
with
especial
reference
to the
juxtaposition
of
different
colors
and tints in
forming
a
harmonious
whole.
Pigmental
::
Pigmental
(a.) Alt. of
Pigmentar.
Color
::
Color (n.) That which is used to give
color;
a
paint;
a
pigment;
as, oil
colors
or water
colors..
Muller
::
Muller
(n.) A stone or thick lump of
glass,
or kind of
pestle,
flat at the
bottom,
used for
grinding
pigments
or
drugs,
etc., upon a slab of
similar
material..
Red
::
Red (n.) A red
pigment.
Sealing Wax
::
Sealing
wax () A
compound
of the
resinous
materials,
pigments,
etc., used as a
material
for
seals,
as for
letters,
documents,
etc..
Cassius
::
Cassius
(n.) A
brownish
purple
pigment,
obtained
by the
action
of some
compounds
of tin upon
certain
salts of gold. It is used in
painting
and
staining
porcelain
and glass to give a
beautiful
purple
color.
Commonly
called
Purple
of
Cassius..
Turacou
::
Turacou
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
plantain
eaters
of the genus
Turacus,
native
of
Africa.
They are
remarkable
for the
peculiar
green and red
pigments
found in their
feathers..
Vehicle
::
Vehicle
(n.) Any
liquid
with which a
pigment
is
applied,
including
whatever
gum, wax, or
glutinous
or
adhesive
substance
is
combined
with it..
Pigment
::
Pigment
(n.) Wine
flavored
with
species
and
honey.
Mitter''s Green
::
Mitter's
green () A
pigment
of a green
color,
the chief
constituent
of which is oxide of
chromium..
Pentacrinin
::
Pentacrinin
(n.) A red and
purple
pigment
found in
certain
crinoids
of the genus
Pentacrinus.
Yellow
::
Yellow
(n.) A
yellow
pigment.
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